S1mple's CS2 School Explained 

This ridiculous. If you're a casual, than you wont be pro at cs, because if you want to be pro you needed to play it since like 12, and if you're already really good, trying to go pro, I really doubt a course will help you more than just playing more. Maybe I'm wrong, but for me it really seems that way.

@@ViktorKozh I don't think you can become pro in a short time, or course that does not make any sense. And i don't think the course will make you pro either, but the course is a good tool for those who are good at the game to improve further. I agree with you, the course wont make you pro. but it helps you with your journey into becoming a pro player... also you dont need to be 12 to be a pro, there are lots of pros in CS2 in their 20´s and 30´s, there is still a chance for you in your 30´s and 40´s if you get really really good. But the older you get, the harder it will become. But not impossible, but harder.

It’s probably so he can get money because the war is going on at his home….

@@Zecoder ain to way you can be pro in your 40's. Just couple of legends in the 30's playing top tier cs rn, but all of them on the decline. Trend will continue that every year there will be new young prodigy like donk, so the older you get, more irrelevent you become. So answer is NO, you cant become pro in your 30's.

You have like 1000 cs2 lessons in youtube I think guys like styko can explain shit pretty well, even m0nesy teaches tons of stuff the easy way. I have Played CS since 2001 Best way to become a very good player: -play a lot of competitive -watch your demos specially the ones in which you lose -practice movement (great movement saves you from many tough situations, and also being a good aimer involves movement) -learn pretty much every single default utility lineup there is for every map -CFG: bind all your nades, find and create your most comfortable cfg and stick to it (resolution, sensitivity, mouse grip, etc) -learn to control recoil -try to find your most comfortable roles and spots in maps when you defend and when you attack "master them" -have positive mindset, it doesnt matter if you lose you keep playing all it matters is if you learn from your mistakes if you are better everyday -learn about cs economy -learn about position and reposition, dev1ce is the greatest awper because as soon as he kills you he moves to a different spot, most great awpers copied that from him. All of this as fundamentals till it become second nature: throwing a nade, counter strafing, controlling recoil, repositioning, economy it has to be instinctive. Then keep playing as much as you can (from 7.000 to 10.000 hours in the span of 5 to 7 years) to develop gamesense which is the ultimate skill. And thats about it, I dont think s1mple can teach anything beyond that, specially since everything I mentioned Is what pretty much any pro did before becoming a pro.

This comment end his course😂

LMFAOOOOOOOO

or get everything for free watching WarOwl

It's still probably better to just get personal coaching from a really good player.

​@@ICCraider you don't get that for 2 or 3 bucks a class tho

NA MATH OMEGALUL

NA MATH

NA xD

I agree. S1mple's course is cool in theory but it feels poorly scripted for a non native English speaker to try and explain. "zrow zis, do zis, click zeir head, win round"

Online courses are nothing new. Long before Andrew Tate scam

@@MatBad96 Yeah i also work at a place that offers them, im not saying it is a scam, i just said it was inspired by it. You see these "become better" courses everywhere right now.

This is a huge thing in chess, but it makes a lot more sense there if course

🤣🤣 +1

It’s here, it’s 1 lesson for 1 second text that says be me - don’t 🤣

Donk masterclass: headshot opponent

Bro let's be real 90% of the players dont have knife and never had one, in remaining 10% half of knife owners have something cheap like 80$ knife. I cant see how both old and new players will casually drop 150$ on courses. If you are new to fps games you wont probably even know who simple is, and if you check his last performance its mostly crying about teammates on faceit. Also as it always is with courses of famous people it will get leaked on 50 discords in hour from release

​@fistrexx did you really just use "have knife" as a metric for someone's wealth irl? 😂😂😂

@@neil2451i used it as a metric of how much players are willing to spend on cs, most of europe and na players could drop 150$ right away but its just too much for a game expense. Have you seen how cs players always cry about valorant 30$ non refundable skins? Guess what they gonna say about 150$ non refundable courses

@@neil2451 I used it as a metric of how much players want to spend on cs or in general one game expense. Most of players in europe and na could afford 150$ knife easily but they dont want to. If they dont want to spend 80$ on knife that they can sell they are not going to spend 150$ on non refundable courses with knowledge that is for free on yt

​@@neil2451to be fair, it is a good metric. skins in cs or valorant aren't cheap at all.

Thought the same thing. Dude has openly said he hates the game lol

Yep. He just want to milk his fans, before leaving the game for good.

just like Fitness/Diet couse, ppl still fall for that even tho everything is on RU-vid

@@default8274 also s1mple is a pro, and has won a major.

bacause it's a whole different thing when you talk about a course from a pro. You know it's gonna be more specific, smarter etc. You talk about S1mple, not a random youtuber who just told me to "trust my teammates". At the end of the day you can ignore it and continue with your life.

@@louckych yeah, since they competed in pro matches and knows what they are doing. they are pros, not some random people on the internet

The same reason people pay for only fans when redtube exists.

isn't that program also just complete and utter garbage?

@@telewolf9183 yeah. as far as i know its sort of a scam.. just a repurposed YT content platform with coaching .. which only costs around 50$ on other platforms

@@telewolf9183 coming from an experienced player, half the shit spookluke says is objectively wrong lol

ah yes the famous cs pro called warowl with his pro level knowledge.........

@@FinnDeJong could u point anything professional about this course ? Or u just talk ..its made for casual players and warowl at some point made videos about csgo and probably with much more details than what this seems

You comparing best CSGO player of all time with WarOwl I swear I've seen it all now 😂😂

Pro level players see the game differently. War owl might be good but not pro level good.

@@philip0908 i hope u've seen OhnePixel's review for the first lesson, Simple was all over the place .. clearly this hasn't gone through a lot of planning and it's just a cash grab .. WarOwl vids go through a lot of planning to achieve a desired quality. Also.. a good player doesn't always guarantee a good teacher and tbh for 150$ u expect some sort of quality or at least a script ...not just A " open the cam and talk" especially when ur paying where there are alternatives better than this by other pro players... one that comes to mind is PimpCSGO..

How do you get bored scrolling on TikTok?

@@silvehr sometimes my fyp is full of bs and useless content, like a dumpster and it takes few hours to go back on good content

Ew Tik Tok

Now, im not saying its worth thr 150 bucks but...warowl is good, but hes not even close to a pro, let alone being one of the best, like s1mple. Cant compare the two, its like comparing CR7 to a sunday league player....

You gotta consult Anomaly for that one bud

@@DillyDally69 or ohne

Valid tho. Tough time to be a leafs fan

He just wants that money he dont give a shit. and ppl will buy it cos its simple.

You can learn pretty much anything online and people still go to school (and in some countries pay for it). You know why? Because you save time and know the quality of the teaching. There are some bad tutorials on youtube that get praise. Another thing that classes like these provide is structure. How would a new player know what to learn and when?

@@mirzu42 wrong, you go to school for a piece of paper that says you went to school - you can learn almost anything on the internet - you just need to filter out all the bad info (and in case of cs, there are PLENTY of content creators that do an amazing job explaining everything from counter strafing to map tactics/rotations)

​@@dethepwner3892 ok, and how do you filter them without studying first? You crazy if you think schools are useless.

@@dethepwner3892 It's not that simple as a problem, it's a SYSTEM for a reason yes it is flawed but this is the current universal metric for education you follow it, you get a degree, if it's "easy" you should be able to breeze through it then? You can learn almost anything on the internet, sure, but in a school quality is ensured and the education vision should be realistic enough that if you were competent you would pretty know a lot to give yourself a head start in your desired career later on in college. You're are in within a massive system, you can complain but you can't change it, and school has proven to be effective anyways so it's not like there's a lot you can do.

least bvious simple burner acc💀

I think the only person who could get away with such price is the goat himself, but it's still a lot of money. I don't personally blame him for pricing it that aggresively, but I just don't really believe that many people are gonna buy it

@@KillOnS I think guys like Device or Tarik could also command similar prices. Remember that for there to even be a market we need data. This will give us data on what people are willing to pay